By Abbie Wong.
Is the survival of nonuplets born in Mali last month a rare exception or a miracle of modern medical science?
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Right now in Hong Kong, we waste 38% of the food produced every day. RCHK is part of the problem.
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On Wednesday, the 11th of November, the National People’s Congress, the highest Chinese legislative organ, ruled that four Pan-democratic lawmakers were disqualified from the Legislative Council
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Hosting a fair is hard, especially in a pandemic. But these students have prevailed.
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Innovation fair opens channel for successful initiation and development of student ideas, inspiring the passionate pursuit for innovation in onlookers and participants alike.
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By Eunie Jeong
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By Abbie Wong
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By Ariana Jones
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By Cheryl Lai & Zoe Ying
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With the new academic year starting online, staff and students are readjusting their lifestyles to better cope with the online learning curriculum. Some have managed to overcome their procrastination and optimise productivity while others are still struggling.
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In 2020, more than a third of the last academic year was mandated to be completed at home, leaving many students, parents and teachers, devastated, disorientated, and dejected, with many describing it as the "worst school year ever.”
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As the Education Bureau announces its plans to allow face-to-face classes beginning late September, students have mixed feelings on returning after adapting to the online learning environment.
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At the restart of school, students were sent a long email which had a long list of rules and requirements. How did we do?
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After more than three months of online learning, students have finally begun their slow return to ordinary life
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As schools gradually return to normal following a decline in COVID-19 cases in Hong Kong, the absence of a year group is subtle but noticeable.
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Recently, due to the current coronavirus environment, students have been forced to work under very different conditions..
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Hong Kong has responded effectively to the coronavirus, but effectiveness has come at a cost.
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By Abbie Wong
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